Conservative groups sue to block Biden student loan forgiveness planThey argue that the Biden administration overstepped its power.
Florida educators challenge College Board, say AP Psych can be taughtFlorida's new policy makes teaching certain content on sexual orientation and gender identity illegal.
Educators say Florida has effectively banned AP Psychology coursesAdhering to Florida's laws would leave students ill-equipped for college, educators say.
Teachers are 'nervous' and 'excited,' as new school year startsSince 2020, a staggering half a million teachers have left the profession.
Going to grad school may not be worth it, research findsThe report found about a third of institutions show their students owe more on their loans than they initially borrowed.
DeSantis invites Harris to discuss Florida's Black history curriculumThe recent changes made to the standards for teaching Black history in Florida have been met with some backlash.
Do some school active shooting drills do more harm than good?Many children will go through active shooting drills in the coming weeks, but are these trainings effective, or do they cause psychological stress?
Student loan borrowers can begin applying for lower paymentsThose seeking income-driven repayment plans can now apply for lower monthly installments as student loan payments resume this fall.
Back-to-school spending higher as sales of electronics riseThe National Retail Federation predicts that 69% of kids will get new electronics in time for back-to-school.
US school districts desperate to fill teacher vacanciesTeachers say a fix starts with better pay.
Should students gain college admissions due to legacy family names?What legacy admissions are, and why some schools are eliminating them.
Analysis: 'Ivy-Plus' schools admit more high-income studentsA key finding also saw that attending an Ivy-Plus university over a public college "substantially" increased chances of earning high incomes.
Harvard facing civil rights complaint over legacy admissionsThe Federal Civil Rights complaint challenges Harvard’s alleged practice of giving preferential treatment in admissions to children of wealthy donors.
Got kids in college? This FAFSA discount is going awayThe sibling discount is going away on FAFSA forms, and it could cost families thousands more each year.
Worry sets in as federal student loan payments are set to restartInterest accumulation on federal student loans resumes Sept. 1, and loan payments resume in October.
Teachers union, DeSantis disagree on whether slavery had any benefitsNew Florida education standards say slaves learned skills that "could be applied to their personal benefit." Teachers say that is "ahistorical."
Teachers blast social media's effects on childrenThe American Federation of Teachers says there is a significant cost to education caused by children's social media use.
Florida Board of Education approves new Black History standardsA coalition of groups, including the Florida Education Association Teachers Union, is calling for the rejection and redrafting of the standards.
University ends legacy admissions after affirmative action rulingFamily members of alums of one Connecticut university will no longer be given a 'bump' in the selection process.
Stanford president to resign amid issues with his researchThe resignation comes after a board of trustees launched a review in December following allegations of misconduct around papers he co-authored.
These businesses offer teachers back-to-school discountsThe average teacher spent $820 during the 2022-23 school year on classroom supplies, but discounts can help combat those costs.
Pat Fitzgerald, Northwestern sued by former player over alleged hazingPat Fitzgerald was fired as Northwestern's football coach after multiple allegations of hazing became public.
100 California schools combatting heat by adding shadePavement can add to the urban heat island, so some schools in California are ripping it up and planting trees for shade.
Here's who qualifies for Biden's student loan forgiveness programsBorrowers eligible for forgiveness have been in repayment for over 20 years and will soon be notified of the changes.
Back-to-school shopping slows as families struggle with inflationSurveys show that families plan to cut back on their school shopping this year, but experts say shopping early can help you save money.
How med school admissions could work post-affirmative actionScripps News' Lindsey Theis speaks with Dr. Ashley Denmark, a Black family PCP who helps coach pre-med students through Project Diversify Medicine.
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N. Carolina university to cover tuition for some after SCOTUS rulingThe University of North Carolina said it will cover in-state tuition and fees for students from families with qualifying incomes.
Clemson is latest university to ban TikTok on campus networksThe university said the ban was due to security concerns.
Grade 3-8 students over 4 months behind in reading, math after COVIDMiddle school students were further behind in 2022-23 than elementary school students were, and other issues since COVID are compounding problems.
Northwestern football coach fired amid program hazing allegationsNorthwestern officials said Pat Fitzgerald should have known about alleged hazing that "included forced participation, nudity and sexualized acts."
